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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2008 16:47:56 GMT 1
Sorry if there's a thread on here regarding the game at Elland Road. BUT when do the tickets go on sale? How many have we been allocated? What are the qualification categories and how much will they be?
Only being a Town season ticket holder, I have a terrible feeling I'm going to have to sit in a home area like last time.
Any info or link would be gratefully received!
AceT ;D
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Post by marshterrier on Oct 14, 2008 16:48:50 GMT 1
From Official Site:
Town's ticket allocation for this local derby has increased from last year to 2,299, of which 1,628 are in the South East corner of the ground and 671 are in the South Stand. Please note that the South Stand allocation is for families and juniors only.
Tickets will be priced at £27 for adults, £17 for senior citizens and £13 for juniors. Junior concessionary prices will only initially be available in the South Stand.
Town will be implementing a tiered system of ticket sales as per last season, which is as follows:
Category 1
Season ticket holders who are also Blue and White Foundation members or Patrons and who have four ticket stubs from away games in the 2008/09 season.
Category 2
Season ticket holders who are also Blue and White Foundation members or Patrons or who have four ticket stubs from away games in the 2008/09 season.
Category 3
Season Ticket holders.
Category 4
Blue and White Foundation members, Patrons or those who have four ticket stubs from away games in the 2008/09 season.
Category 5
General sale.
Details of when tickets will be put on sale will follow on htafc.com and in local press next week.
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Post by terryya on Oct 14, 2008 16:51:20 GMT 1
Do you think I'd get a lynch mob outside my door if I ask around if any young boys or girls want to come to the match with me?
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Post by captainbeefheart on Oct 14, 2008 17:53:48 GMT 1
With the ESU open we are looking at a possible 39,000 sell out, the Revie stand and north east and north west corners are already sold out (unheard of this early, they haven't even gone on general sale yet) and the ticket office say they are expecting very high demand. Looks like it is our cup final after all.  ;D |
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Post by malvernterrier on Oct 14, 2008 17:55:44 GMT 1
With the ESU open we are looking at a possible 39,000 sell out, the Revie stand and north east and north west corners are already sold out (unheard of this early, they haven't even gone on general sale yet) and the ticket office say they are expecting very high demand. Looks like it is our cup final after all. ;D Just like we always told you HOLA.....just like we always told you. |
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Post by captainbeefheart on Oct 14, 2008 18:04:53 GMT 1
39,000 paying a minimum of £27 to watch 3rd division football. WNFA.  |
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Post by tescobag on Oct 14, 2008 18:05:13 GMT 1
With the ESU open we are looking at a possible 39,000 sell out, the Revie stand and north east and north west corners are already sold out (unheard of this early, they haven't even gone on general sale yet) and the ticket office say they are expecting very high demand. Looks like it is our cup final after all. ;D Just like we always told you HOLA.....just like we always told you. i agree malvern & hola it is our CUP FINAL, we have nowt else to look forward too in this TIN POT LEAGUE!.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................SO THRASHING THE TERRIERS AGAIN, IN FRONT OF 39,000 WILL BE COOL |
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Post by terrierng on Oct 14, 2008 18:11:44 GMT 1
With the ESU open we are looking at a possible 39,000 sell out, the Revie stand and north east and north west corners are already sold out (unheard of this early, they haven't even gone on general sale yet) and the ticket office say they are expecting very high demand. Looks like it is our cup final after all. ;D if the esu is open how come we only get 2k,serious question  |
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Post by captainbeefheart on Oct 14, 2008 18:20:41 GMT 1
With the ESU open we are looking at a possible 39,000 sell out, the Revie stand and north east and north west corners are already sold out (unheard of this early, they haven't even gone on general sale yet) and the ticket office say they are expecting very high demand. Looks like it is our cup final after all. ;D if the esu is open how come we only get 2k,serious question Because WYP are cacking themselves about all your knuckle draggers descending upon our family club.  |
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Post by terrierng on Oct 14, 2008 18:24:57 GMT 1
if the esu is open how come we only get 2k,serious question Because WYP are cacking themselves about all your knuckle draggers descending upon our family club. there i was being serious too  your excuse last season for the small allocation was the upper tier was shut,now its open you give us 300 more only oh and the knuckle draggers as you put it would be better in the ground than roaming your city centre,care for drink in becketts anyone  ;D |
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Post by captainbeefheart on Oct 14, 2008 18:37:11 GMT 1
Last season it was a police decision I believe, nothing to do with the ESU, and for once not Bates' fault. I agree you should have more tickets, don't see why you don't have 4000 like Bradford had, makes for a better atmosphere. What is this Beckets thing? Are you claiming some sort of result or summat? |
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Post by terrierng on Oct 14, 2008 18:40:05 GMT 1
Last season it was a police decision I believe, nothing to do with the ESU, and for once not Bates' fault. I agree you should have more tickets, don't see why you don't have 4000 like Bradford had, makes for a better atmosphere. What is this Beckets thing? Are you claiming some sort of result or summat? lol,not claiming owt |
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Post by stevvy on Oct 14, 2008 18:44:00 GMT 1
we have nowt else to look forward too in this TIN POT LEAGUE! might be tin pot accordin to u but its still not stopped u losin against teams like cheltenham while in this league has it?so it cant be that bad |
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Post by tescobag on Oct 14, 2008 18:45:47 GMT 1
Because WYP are cacking themselves about all your knuckle draggers descending upon our family club. there i was being serious too your excuse last season for the small allocation was the upper tier was shut,now its open you give us 300 more only oh and the knuckle draggers as you put it would be better in the ground than roaming your city centre,care for drink in becketts anyone ;D serious answer terrierng, if town could sell all their tickets at the pharm, would they give Leeds say 5 or 6,000 if the legal allocation was only say 3,500? ? thats the answer don't give you're opposition tickets when home fans will buy them. |
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Post by tescobag on Oct 14, 2008 18:48:02 GMT 1
we have nowt else to look forward too in this TIN POT LEAGUE! might be tin pot accordin to u but its still not stopped u losin against teams like cheltenham while in this league has it?so it cant be that bad stevvy town are in my opinion a CHAMPIONSHIP CLUB & LEEDS A PREMIERSHIP CLUB despite our positions at present  |
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Post by nseventee on Oct 14, 2008 18:54:07 GMT 1
there i was being serious too your excuse last season for the small allocation was the upper tier was shut,now its open you give us 300 more only oh and the knuckle draggers as you put it would be better in the ground than roaming your city centre,care for drink in becketts anyone ;D serious answer terrierng, if town could sell all their tickets at the pharm, would they give Leeds say 5 or 6,000 if the legal allocation was only say 3,500? ? thats the answer don't give you're opposition tickets when home fans will buy them. But if ER has a capacity of 39000, then the 'legal allocation' is 3900, not 3500, and not 2600. So, the question remains, why isn't the league specified minimum allocation up for sale?? Is it because thats all we've asked for? Or is it because Leeds are flouting football league regulations? |
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Post by tescobag on Oct 14, 2008 18:55:37 GMT 1
serious answer terrierng, if town could sell all their tickets at the pharm, would they give Leeds say 5 or 6,000 if the legal allocation was only say 3,500? ? thats the answer don't give you're opposition tickets when home fans will buy them. But if ER has a capacity of 39000, then the 'legal allocation' is 3900, not 3500, and not 2600. So, the question remains, why isn't the league specified minimum allocation up for sale?? Is it because thats all we've asked for? Or is it because Leeds are flouting football league regulations? probably segregation? |
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Post by malvernterrier on Oct 14, 2008 18:55:51 GMT 1
we have nowt else to look forward too in this TIN POT LEAGUE! might be tin pot accordin to u but its still not stopped u losin against teams like cheltenham while in this league has it?so it cant be that bad The champions, champions of Europe are getting a bit worried now! They are at the peak of their form and the only way is sideways....whereas we are just getting it together and I reckon by the time we visit the stadium of horror in November we will be on the  of a very big  . The champions, champions of Europe can't ask for the luck they had last season when our hero MG was suspended and Cadders missed a sitter as we played 'em off the park first half......so it will be a level playing field (despite the very poor state of the bellend road pitch) and a victory for the REAL football club (the FAMILY CLUB OF THE YEAR no less).The future's bright....the futures Blue and White! |
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Post by tescobag on Oct 14, 2008 18:57:32 GMT 1
[glow=red,2,300 might be tin pot accordin to u but its still not stopped u losin against teams like cheltenham while in this league has it?so it cant be that bad The champions, champions of Europe are getting a bit worried now! They are at the peak of their form and the only way is sideways....whereas we are just getting it together and I reckon by the time we visit the stadium of horror in November we will be on the of a very big . The champions, champions of Europe can't ask for the luck they had last season when our hero MG was suspended and Cadders missed a sitter as we played 'em off the park first half......so it will be a level playing field (despite the very poor state of the bellend road pitch) and a victory for the REAL football club (the FAMILY CLUB OF THE YEAR no less).The future's bright....the futures Blue and White! & [glow=red,2,300yellow |
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Post by terrierng on Oct 14, 2008 19:00:34 GMT 1
there i was being serious too your excuse last season for the small allocation was the upper tier was shut,now its open you give us 300 more only oh and the knuckle draggers as you put it would be better in the ground than roaming your city centre,care for drink in becketts anyone ;D serious answer terrierng, if town could sell all their tickets at the pharm, would they give Leeds say 5 or 6,000 if the legal allocation was only say 3,500? ? thats the answer don't give you're opposition tickets when home fans will buy them. if we could sell out our home end,you would get 4k,give or take wyp segragation,as that is our away end capacity,fair enough if you can sell out against us,but not against any other team of the last few seasons i can understand the attraction |
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Post by tescobag on Oct 14, 2008 19:03:44 GMT 1
serious answer terrierng, if town could sell all their tickets at the pharm, would they give Leeds say 5 or 6,000 if the legal allocation was only say 3,500? ? thats the answer don't give you're opposition tickets when home fans will buy them. if we could sell out our home end,you would get 4k,give or take wyp segragation,as that is our away end capacity,fair enough if you can sell out against us,but not against any other team of the last few seasons i can understand the attraction bit like public hangings |
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Post by nseventee on Oct 14, 2008 19:59:02 GMT 1
But if ER has a capacity of 39000, then the 'legal allocation' is 3900, not 3500, and not 2600. So, the question remains, why isn't the league specified minimum allocation up for sale?? Is it because thats all we've asked for? Or is it because Leeds are flouting football league regulations? probably segregation? Nope, can't be that, because LUFC were specifically told to put in place new segregation policies such that they would be in a position to meet Football League regulations before the end of last season, under threat of 'sanctions' being taken. And like you say, 4000 seats were given to Bradford earlier in the season, so how can there be a segregation issue that allows 4000 in from Bradford but allows less people in to the same ground at another game. Its quite obvious that EITHER the Elland Road hierarchy want to create an unfair advantage by selling tickets to home supporters at the expense of their obligations as members of the football league. OR We have asked for less tickets, and allowed Leeds to do what they did before and sell in adjacent areas PRIOR to our own tickets going on sale, so it won't be feasible to increase the allocation later if needs be, with the INTENTION that we sell out the smaller allocation and get more people in to a beamback in Hudds putting money into OUR club?? Not sure which option I think is most likely. |
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Post by dannyHTFC on Oct 14, 2008 20:02:34 GMT 1
probably segregation? Nope, can't be that, because LUFC were specifically told to put in place new segregation policies such that they would be in a position to meet Football League regulations before the end of last season, under threat of 'sanctions' being taken. And like you say, 4000 seats were given to Bradford earlier in the season, so how can there be a segregation issue that allows 4000 in from Bradford but allows less people in to the same ground at another game. Its quite obvious that EITHER the Elland Road hierarchy want to create an unfair advantage by selling tickets to home supporters at the expense of their obligations as members of the football league. OR We have asked for less tickets, and allowed Leeds to do what they did before and sell in adjacent areas PRIOR to our own tickets going on sale, so it won't be feasible to increase the allocation later if needs be, with the INTENTION that we sell out the smaller allocation and get more people in to a beamback in Hudds putting money into OUR club?? Not sure which option I think is most likely. id deduct them 15 points myself. Tw*ts |
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Post by tescobag on Oct 14, 2008 20:11:00 GMT 1
Nope, can't be that, because LUFC were specifically told to put in place new segregation policies such that they would be in a position to meet Football League regulations before the end of last season, under threat of 'sanctions' being taken. And like you say, 4000 seats were given to Bradford earlier in the season, so how can there be a segregation issue that allows 4000 in from Bradford but allows less people in to the same ground at another game. Its quite obvious that EITHER the Elland Road hierarchy want to create an unfair advantage by selling tickets to home supporters at the expense of their obligations as members of the football league. OR We have asked for less tickets, and allowed Leeds to do what they did before and sell in adjacent areas PRIOR to our own tickets going on sale, so it won't be feasible to increase the allocation later if needs be, with the INTENTION that we sell out the smaller allocation and get more people in to a beamback in Hudds putting money into OUR club?? Not sure which option I think is most likely. id deduct them 15 points myself. Tw*ts WHATEVER!!!!!!!!.......................................still finish above you  |
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Post by malvernterrier on Oct 14, 2008 20:59:13 GMT 1
id deduct them 15 points myself. Tw*ts [glow=red,2,300]WHATEVER!!!!!!!!.......................................[/glow]still finish above you My daughter uses that word whenever she loses an argument......... |
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Post by Davey Monroe on Oct 14, 2008 21:11:08 GMT 1
Just like we always told you HOLA.....just like we always told you. THRASHING THE TERRIERS AGAIN, IN FRONT OF 39,000 WILL BE COOL Will you be one of the 39'000 Mirfield .....thought not!  |
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Post by Davey Monroe on Oct 14, 2008 21:13:01 GMT 1
probably segregation? Nope, can't be that, because LUFC were specifically told to put in place new segregation policies such that they would be in a position to meet Football League regulations before the end of last season, under threat of 'sanctions' being taken. And like you say, 4000 seats were given to Bradford earlier in the season, so how can there be a segregation issue that allows 4000 in from Bradford but allows less people in to the same ground at another game. Its quite obvious that EITHER the Elland Road hierarchy want to create an unfair advantage by selling tickets to home supporters at the expense of their obligations as members of the football league. OR We have asked for less tickets, and allowed Leeds to do what they did before and sell in adjacent areas PRIOR to our own tickets going on sale, so it won't be feasible to increase the allocation later if needs be, with the INTENTION that we sell out the smaller allocation and get more people in to a beamback in Hudds putting money into OUR club?? Not sure which option I think is most likely. I'm petty sure I read somewhere that the small allocation was agreed after a meeting between LUFC and West Yorkshire Police. |
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Post by tescobag on Oct 14, 2008 21:57:43 GMT 1
THRASHING THE TERRIERS AGAIN, IN FRONT OF 39,000 WILL BE COOL Will you be one of the 39'000 Mirfield .....thought not! might go to the pharm if it is on beam back, went last year the suffering was CRUEL........................WHEN THE 4th RIPPLED THE NET!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D-0 |
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Post by shelbourne on Oct 14, 2008 22:39:55 GMT 1
Not one penny is leaving my wallet to line Bate`s
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Post by townfan4ever on Oct 15, 2008 1:24:46 GMT 1
probably segregation? Nope, can't be that, because LUFC were specifically told to put in place new segregation policies such that they would be in a position to meet Football League regulations before the end of last season, under threat of 'sanctions' being taken. And like you say, 4000 seats were given to Bradford earlier in the season, so how can there be a segregation issue that allows 4000 in from Bradford but allows less people in to the same ground at another game. Its quite obvious that EITHER the Elland Road hierarchy want to create an unfair advantage by selling tickets to home supporters at the expense of their obligations as members of the football league. OR We have asked for less tickets, and allowed Leeds to do what they did before and sell in adjacent areas PRIOR to our own tickets going on sale, so it won't be feasible to increase the allocation later if needs be, with the INTENTION that we sell out the smaller allocation and get more people in to a beamback in Hudds putting money into OUR club?? Not sure which option I think is most likely. I heard off of my mate who's a Leeds fan that if we want more tickets that Ken Davy has to pay for them!!! I'm not sure if it's true though. |
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your excuse last season for the small allocation was the upper tier was shut,now its open you give us 300 more only 
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